Strange Comfort
Gary Wilkerson exposes the false prosperity gospel promising only comfort, revealing how God gives 'strange comfort' in pain, while some discomfort comes from toying with sin.
Conviction in an Age of Compromise
So many organizations and people seem two-faced. They say they believe in one thing, but their actions say otherwise. It can be incredibly discouraging to witness and make people feel as if they can’t trust others. Christians, more than anyone else, should be people of conviction who boldly stand for the truth and don’t waver. In this episode, Gary Wilkerson and Joshua West discuss what a life of conviction looks like and how we become someone firmly rooted in our beliefs.
Real and Genuine in a Superficial and Posing Generation
In this episode, Gary Wilkerson and Joshua West discuss how believers’ authenticity is needed to reach a world desperately longing for something genuine.
Peaceful in an Anxious Generation
In this episode, Gary Wilkerson and Joshua West discuss what biblical peace looks like, where it comes from and how Christians can spread it around themselves wherever they go.
The Friend Who Stays
We all want relationships with people who know us well and love us, but what is the secret ingredient to friendships that last?
Risking It All for God’s Call
How do we become people of God who boldly live for the gospel and have real impact on the world around us?
I would say I’m a pretty adventurous guy. The second time I went skiing was in Colorado, and I was with a friend who’s a black diamond skier. He turned to me and said, “Hey, let’s tree ski.” I shrugged. “Sure!”
Let’s just say I’m lucky to be alive today.
Does God Learn New Things?
The Bible seems like it goes back and forth about whether or not God ever changes his mind about things. How do we make sense of this?
Who Inspires God’s Compassion?
The Bible clearly says that God loves people, but Jesus also walked away from a lot of people, so who does God reach out to and what inspires his merciful attention?
The Philosophy of Our Value
Our modern culture has many metrics by which we measure the value of another person, and to some degree, these ideas have worked their way into the church.
Obeying a New Law
